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BackgroundThe patterns of richness, diversity, and abundance of an odonate assemblage from San Buenaventura, Jalisco are presented here. A total of 1087 specimens from seven families, 35 genera and 66 species were obtained through monthly samplings of five days each during a period of one year.   Libellulidae   was the most diverse family (28 species), followed by   Coenagrionidae   (21),   Gomphidae   (7),   Aeshnidae   (6),   Calopterygidae   (2),   Lestidae   (1) and   Platystictidae   (1).    Argia    was the most speciose genus. The highest species richness and Shannon diversity were found during August and September, whereas the highest abundance was observed in June and the highest Simpson diversity was recorded in September — all of which were associated with the rainy season. The highest values of phylogenetic diversity were found from June to October. The different diversity facets of this assemblage were positively correlated with precipitation and minimum temperature, whereas maximum temperature showed no influence. In addition, we found that this odonate diversity was higher than most Mexican localities with tropical dry forest (TDF) studied.New informationWe continue our efforts to describe the patterns of richness, diversity and abundance of some insect groups associated with the tropical dry forest ecosystem in Mexico, following a latitudinal gradient of the distribution of this ecosystem in the country. Our emphasis here was to evaluate the spatial and temporal patterns of richness and diversity of an   Odonata   assemblage from Jalisco, Mexico.

Diversity of an Odonata assemblage from a tropical dry forest in San Buenaventura, Jalisco, Mexico ( Insecta , Odonata )